Royal Canal Greenway

From where the two flashing signs are placed its only going to be a small stretch being done along where those new apartments are (around 200ms). Closed for 3 months seems mental for such a small stretch.

Any update in this being completed, I've less than 20years before retirement and would like to get an ev-bike into work

great map thanks,
one Q - the gate from Royal Canal Greenway into navan road station - is it open permanently now for access?

I was looking down on it from the station on Friday, it's very overgrown now. Doubt you'd make it along the path. Forgot to check if the gate was open then.

My experience on Porterstown to Coolmine is different. Since they put down some gravel it's much better. When running on it the gravel has smoothened out the sections that had lots of roots. I also think that it has been widened by cutting back some bushes.

I didn't notice the 'No cycling' signs.

I cycled to Leixlip Louisa Bridge a year or two ago on a hybrid bike. It was horrible when the tarmc around Clonsilla ended. I was thrown around by the bumps. Porterstown to Clonsilla was bliss in comparison.

I'd heard that Waterways Ireland allowed the garden extensions. I think the logic was that the area would be better maintained by residents than Waterways Ireland.

The proposed route with the south-to-north bridge avoids any issues with those extensions, and provides for a pedestrian/cycle tunnel under Castleknock Road. This helps benefits commuters getting the train so they don't have to struggle to cross Castleknock Road.

I would prefer the state spend over and above any CPO price, if required, in legal fees to assert the 30 year term resetting basis to stop anyone getting a cent from squatting.

It isn't just a simple change to 30 years, you need to prove agents of the state had nothing to do with the land at all for 30 years.

From where to where? It’s not possible now?

Certainly the “deep sinking section” can be bypassed by relatively safe roads.

One house near the planned footbridge has already performed a mass clearance of vegetation in the last few weeks and put up a new fence to make "his" property boundary very clear.

That clearing work was performed by Waterways Ireland.